Published 27 days ago
Belgaroui strikes hard: three KO wins in just a few months in the UFC
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Yousri Belgaroui, the Dutch-Tunisian fighter, has cemented his status as a serious middleweight contender in the UFC with three consecutive KO wins, including his latest in under two minutes against Edmen Shahbazyan at UFC Noche in Arizona.
To remember:
- Yousri Belgaroui, the new feared face of the UFC middleweight division, is racking up KOs with unshakable confidence.
- His latest KO in under two minutes against Edmen Shahbazyan confirms his status as a serious contender.
- At 32, Belgaroui is banking on his power and precision to rise rapidly through the ranks.
- He openly challenges the division’s elite and demands a top 15 opponent.
- His goal: a future title fight.
Incredible journey for Yousri Belgaroui since joining the UFC! The Dutch-Tunisian fighter made a lasting impression at UFC Noche in Arizona, where he secured a third consecutive KO in under two minutes against Edmen Shahbazyan. At just 32 years old, the middleweight exudes boundless ambition and unshakable confidence, reminiscent of the meteoric rise of Alex Poatan, his training partner.
This latest lightning-fast KO confirmed what many suspected: Belgaroui is no mere underdog. With devastating striking power and surgical precision, he dictates the pace in the middleweight division. But the Dutchman isn’t stopping there. After dismantling Shahbazyan, he issued a clear challenge to the division’s elite: a fight against a top 15 opponent.
His goal? To climb the ranks at breakneck speed and, why not, earn a title shot. With three straight KOs, Belgaroui isn’t just talking about his ambitions—he’s enforcing them. And if his next opponent answers the call? The UFC’s middleweight division has never been this thrilling!
With three straight KOs and limitless ambition, Yousri Belgaroui is emerging as one of the UFC’s most explosive breakout stars. His meteoric rise and challenge to the division’s elite could very well reshape the middleweight hierarchy. Stay tuned!

